alleryStart learning →An advance ruling typically does not bind courts or whom else?
AThe named requester
BUnrelated third parties
CThe issuing office
DThe applicant's agent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Unrelated third parties
A ruling is limited to the requester and the described facts, so it does not bind courts or third parties.
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